2. 2006

Moab Slackfest

Slackers, highlines, and the first rigging of the Dog Hole rope jump in Moab, Utah.
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After the rigging, Dylan stepped up for a full-man walk of the Dog Hole line, an impressive feat.
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After the rigging, Dylan stepped up for a full-man walk of the Dog Hole line, an impressive feat.

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  • A tiny highliner crosses the Birthday Gap on the edge of Bull Canyon.
  • Untitled photo
  • Larry walks away the waning light on the highline developed as a gift for his birthday.
  • Larry walks away the waning light on the highline developed as a gift for his birthday.
  • We had some trouble rigging the longer Dog Hole line at first, but after the rope jump came down we scrounged up enough gear and Dylan went to work.
  • Tracy and Matt.
  • Dylan rigs a prussik to aid in tensioning the 90-foot highline across the Dog Hole.
  • Ty takes a wobbly step on the Birthday Gap, getting his head together to attempt the walk.
  • Crossing the abyss on a highline causes you to forget what you knew about walking and start over with the basics.
  • Tracy
  • After the rigging, Dylan stepped up for a full-man walk of the Dog Hole line, an impressive feat.
  • Dylan and the darkness underneath on the Dog Hole line.
  • One of the best parts of highlining is just hanging out in incredible places with great friends. The slackers all watch as Dave pushes his limits on the Birthday Gap highline.
  • Dave sucks it up and takes a beating on the Birthday Gap highline.
  • Poised on the brink, Dave's feet are about to step out on the line.
  • Going for the catch as Dave comes off the Birthday Gap highline.
  • A big grin is captured on Dylan's face after his successful full-man walk of the Dog Hole highline.
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